There is a feeling and love I have for colour, My heart leaps up when I behold vibrant colours. Personally, while I paint, there came a thought of joy, that I have a gift that no man can give. To every colour i use, I do not stop using the colours but play with it.

Explore as many colours as possible to show and project the best of my creativity. I believe that is the way is with all the artist worldwide. This is why I wear colour, preach it, and enjoy every bit of it.

The painting above was done due to my passion in colour and it is done via Corel Painter. According to Wikipedia ” Corel Painter is a raster-based digital art application created to simulate as accurately as possible the appearance and behaviour of traditional media associated with drawing, painting, and printmaking. It is intended to be used in real-time by professional digital artists as a functional creative tool.

Interestingly, Corel Painter is an innovative tool from Corel Corporation with regular updates and improved functionalities. The application offers a wide range of traditional artists’ materials and tools. With the aid of a graphics tablet or computer mouse, the user is able to reproduce the effect of physical painting and drawing media such as watercolour, oil, chalk, charcoal and colour pencil. There are also a few non-traditional items, such as the Image Hose, pattern pens, F/X, Distortion and Artist tools for allowing artists to apply less conventional elements on an image.

Painter emulates the visual characteristics of traditional media, such as oil paint, pastel sticks, airbrush, charcoal, felt pens, and other traditional artists’ materials on various textured surfaces. Many of these emulated media types work with the advanced features of Wacom tablets. For instance, the airbrush tool in Painter responds to pressure as well as tilt, velocity and rotation.

Painter and Photoshop have many similarities, such as layered editing. The two products have developed as contemporaries, introducing innovations that are now considered standard in bitmap image editing software. For example, “Floaters” were released with Painter 2.5, around the time that Photoshop released “composite elements”. Over time, Painter’s user interface has been transformed to match Photoshop’s UI.

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